Shiloh Socials and Travel Notes From the Holidays
SHILOH notes a village Christmas tree at the little brick school house. Jesse Page and wife visited Martin Pirtle. Henry Miller and wife traveled to Linton. James South spent Saturday in Linton. Paxton closed Smeadley school for holidays. Robert Richard and wife visited Abner Richard. William Miler and wife visited relatives in Lawrence county. Brother Strivers of Lyons will preach the first Sunday in January. A pleasant rain occurred Friday.
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Little Brick School House
Jesse Page
Martin Pirtle
Henry Miller
Linton
James South
Mr. Paxton
Smeadley School
William Miler
Lawrence County
Bro. Strivers
Lyons
Shiloh
Carlisle News Briefs From Pleasantville To Florida
Charles A Griffin and Harry T Alumbaugh were in Pleasantville on Thursday. Ransom Akin at Cornell University Ithaca NY spent Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs Joe T Akin. Elizabeth Harper returned from Linton. Bertram Sanders spent Christmas with parents in Connersville. Orhe K Herzog spent Christmas with relatives in Vincennes. C A Summers at Purdue University spends vacation with parents. W A Markee of Chicago spent Christmas with his mother. Mr and Mrs Wren Potter visiting relatives in Marshall HI. Florence Willis and daughter in Sullivan Friday. J F Brown and son Will with H L Gobin family going to Winter Haven FL for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Akin
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
Joe T. Akin
Elizabeth Harper
James Humphreys
Linton
Bertram Sanders
Connersville
Orhe K. Herzog
Vincennes
C. A. Summers
Purdue University
Caleb Summers
Wren Potter
Marshall
Florence Willis
Sullivan
J. F. Brown
Will
H. L. Gobin
Winter Haven
Fla
EfMe
Vesta Harvey
Worthington
Will Ferguson
George Ward
Jack Ward
Sandborn
Sam Malone
Carlisle
Kid Hindman
Jim Spencer
Mary Fredrick
John Brown
Prof. Garten
Odon
Geo. Goodwin
D. S. Hunter
Earl Corbin
Paul
Jim Wilson
Cracker Shepherd
S.C. Hunter and Sons
Fritz
Arthur
Midland
Mr. Hunter
Doc S. Hunter
Amaline Wilson
Ferandview
Ohio
Denison University
Frank Howard
Mary Howard
John Jackson
Indianapolis
Thos. O'Haver
Slew Duker
Maysel
Bos
Chas. Sayre
Dr. Sheepherd
Roo
Powell
W. OT. Howard
Akins
Costly Mistake Atop Dyspepsia Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills for dyspepsia dizziness and liver bowel troubles claiming gentle yet toroupy relief. It notes Joe K Smock's drug store as a local outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kings New Life
Joe K. Smock
Graysville Briefs Highlight Snow and Drought News
A Graysville note mentions a newborn daughter born to Clarence Timberlake and Geo Bicknell last Sunday, a re touched newspaper photo of a resident, and a heavy snow overnight. Floyd Burton ferried flour after a boat grounded in low water, five men freeing the vessel with horses. drought fears persist for stock water. Wm Ingersoll shows slow improvement as Christmas wishes end the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Timberlake
Geo. Bicknell
Floyd Burton
Hutsonville
A. W. L Burton
Pleasantville Holiday Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Town residents and relatives gathered for Christmas and New Year events. Local families hosted guests from Worthington Sullivan and Carlisle while students from Denison University returned home. A masquerade social is planned with proceeds for the church as the community maintains holiday cheer.
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet
Readable phrases hint at a location and people, but text is garbled and incoherent with no clear event or details to identify. No definite names, places, dates, or actions can be established from the fragment.
Local Social Notes From Worthineten and Nearby Areas
In Worthineten Mes Ab Tagule and kin hold family ties as relatives travel from fitnois. Sexton of Jassaville reported visiting on Thursday. Miss Minnie Asbury of Hymera was guest of Mrs Dr Deen Thursday. Ed Campbell hosted an oyster supper Wednesday with J E McBride Clyde Setty Lester Sturgeon A E Tennis Roy Setty Joy Campbell Matt Dougherty Ellis Hay Ira Bear and W B Catlett in attendance. Attendees included Mae Richardson Myrtle Rinehart Ethel McBride Ruby Beatty Madge Dougherty Stella Simp son Katie Cue Myrtle McBride Lillian Beatty Anna Stoner.
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Minnie Asbury
Hymera
Dr. Deen
Ed Campbell
J. E. McBride
Clyde Setty
Lester Sturgeon
A. E. Tennis
Roy Setty
Joy Campbell
Matt Dougherty
Ellis Hay
Ira Bear
W. B. Catlett
Mae Richardson
Myrtle Rinehart
Ethel McBride
Ruby Beatty
Madge Dougherty
Stella Simpson
Katie Cue
Myrtle McBride
Lillian Beatty
Anna Stoner
Hollis ter’s Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Vitality
Boosts energy and strength, marketed as a tonic for the whole body. Available as tea or tablets for 35 cents from Joe K. Smock.
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Hollister
Joe K. Smock
Esmeralda staged by Merom college Dramatic club
The Dramatic club of Union Christian College Merom Ind presented the four act drama Esmeralda in the college chapel hall. A large crowd attended the performance featuring Old Man Rogers Lydia Ann Rogers Ada Carpenter Esmeralda Pearl Wright Dave Hardy Jacob Lillie Estabrook C B Hershey Jack Desmond Zenobia Weimer Mary Hormell Marquis de Montessin J W Cambridge George Drew and H G Rowe in the cast.
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Merom
Ind
Union Christian College
Esmeralda
Rogers
North Carolina
John Correll
Lydia Ann Rogers
Ahlag
Pio
Peta Asrs
Bret Etest
Ada Carpenter
Pearl Wright
Dave Hardy
Jacob Lillie Estabrook
Stoke
Acta Ih
C. B. Hershey
Jack Desmond
Marriage Licenses Listed For Local Couples
John S Letty wed Nellie White. Lem Clark marries Flora Dooley. Joseph M Quackenbush weds Chloe Lisher. John W Crawford ties with Martha Horn. J E Lemon and Martha Ann Wardle. James A Brasheir to Amanda A Boon. Silvester Ladson to Lulu Mat tax. Ansel R Love to Jennie L Filld. Earnest E Bledsoe weds Effie May Rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Clark
Flora Dooley
Joseph M. Quackenbush
Chloe Lisher
John W. Crawford
Martha Horn
J. E. Lemon
Martha Ann Wardle
Revolt Rumors Signal Growing Tension
Fragmentary text suggests rising unrest with references to nervousness sleepiness stomach issues and general dysfunction in the system. Vague phrases imply a looming revolt and public order concerns without concrete details or clear actors.
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Tiveness
Local Civil and Family Actions Listed in Court Docket
Includes suit between Bortticher Kellog Co and William Thornberry on account. James Daugherty sues W S Boge Coal and Mining Co for damages. Mary McCullough vs Charles McCullough in replevin. Ida Thornberry sues Daniel Thornberry for divorce. Alferd Hussong Allen Newlin Stephen Newlin vs John Patten mechanics lien. Also Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bortticher Kellog Co
William Thornberry
James Daugherty
W. S. Boge Coal and Mining Co
Mary McCullough
Charles McCullough
Ida “. Thornberry
Daniel V. Thornberry
Alferd B. Hussong
Allen Newlin
Stephen D. Newlin
John F. Patten
Office Relocation Notice Near Postoffice Corner
The office has moved to the corner four squares south of the Postoffice at 2241 Dr J S Mourpny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Square
Postoffice
J.S. Mourpny
Frightened Horse Seen in Dim Street Scene
A frightened horse caused a disturbance in the dim street, prompting bystanders to restrain it as handlers attempted to calm the animal and guide it away from traffic. No injuries reported.
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Victor Sint
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E. E. Muehler
Indiana
Ideal Grocery Store
and Meat Market of
Calvert
Leonara
Kentucky
Illinois
Col. Dear
Chase & Sanborn
Terre Haute
South Side
Failen
Robert Richard
Abner Richard and Family Sunday
Charles A. Griffin and
Harry T. Alumbaugh
Pleasantville
W. A. Markee
Chicago
Mrs
Mary Markee
Ltr
Wing
Fey
Mrs Ste
Eethyes
Dhuers
MicNaughten
Ty Papils
Gansic Cmd Elocution Departmients
Graysville
Wm. F. Ingersoll
Union
Worthineten
Mes
Fitnois
Sexton
Jassaville
John S. Letty
Nellie White
James A. Brasheir
Amanda A. Boon
Silvester Ladson
Lulu Mattax
Ansel R. Love
Jennie L. Filld
Earnest E. Bledsoe
Effie May
Buren
Green Hill
Sam Lesweree
Sullivan County
A. D. Scott
W .H. Hile, JR
Stitzell
Roy Coyner
The
Barred Rock Man
Merom, Ind
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